Product Overview

The Pentax 645 Hotshoe Adapter LS is built for shooters who run leaf‑shutter glass and still want rock‑solid flash sync. Clipping straight into your camera’s hotshoe, it gives you the extra clearance you need when using 75mm or 135mm leaf‑shutter lenses with clip‑on flashes, so everything fits cleanly and works together without drama. The coiled 30 cm sync cord keeps your setup tidy while still giving you enough reach to position your flash where you want it.

Designed specifically for Pentax 645 and 67 systems, this lightweight 26 g adapter delivers a dependable PC/hotshoe connection from camera to flash for precise, repeatable timing shot after shot. It’s a simple, bomb‑proof bit of kit that doesn’t try to be clever with TTL – just solid manual control and reliable triggering, whether you’re shooting medium‑format portraits in the studio or out in the paddock chasing that perfect frame.

Key Features

• Attaches securely to the camera hotshoe, providing additional space for use with 75mm or 135mm leaf-shutter lenses and clip-on flash units, so you can configure your medium format kit more flexibly.
• Provides a reliable sync connection from camera to flash, helping ensure consistent flash firing and exposure when using Pentax 645 or 67 leaf-shutter lenses.
• Features a 30 cm coiled sync cord that stretches when needed and retracts neatly, reducing cable clutter while allowing comfortable flash positioning.
• Includes a fastening knob to lock the adapter firmly in place on the camera, improving stability and reducing the risk of accidental disconnection during shooting.
• Designed specifically for Pentax 645 and 67 leaf-shutter lenses, ensuring proper compatibility and dependable operation with these systems.
• Uses PC/hot shoe connection types, making it straightforward to integrate with standard electronic flash units and studio triggers.
• Lightweight 26 g construction keeps your camera setup agile, adding minimal bulk for handheld or location work.
• Does not permit TTL auto flash photography, encouraging deliberate manual flash control for consistent, repeatable lighting results.